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Stretch Your Body, Not Your Budget: Free Reykjavík Yoga Classes
Take your yoga practice to the next level at the Indian Embassy I went to free yoga at the Embassy of India and I think you should too. In this economy, one needs to take advantage of free shit wherever they can…
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Finding Peace On The Water This Solstice
Connecting with nature on a voyage with North Sailing There is plenty of lore swirling around the annual solstices in Iceland. While the winter solstice is marked by Jól and is welcomed by many as the point at which we can start…
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YNDI Yoga Brings Holistic Self-Care To Your Living Room
With winter approaching—and the pandemic still a large part of our lives—it’s more important than ever to take care of yourself, both mentally and physically. Enter YNDI Yoga, an Iceland-inspired yoga and meditation platform that allows you to get a holistic health…
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Want To Meet Jesus? Master Hilarion Could Help you With That
Artist and former candidate for Icelandic president’s election, Snorri Ásmundsson, offers people in Iceland a new way to experience the stressful ‘feast of Saint Þorlákur’ on the 23rd of December. Snorri is Iceland’s one of most interesting perform artists and have tried…
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Grab Your Mat And Get In Position As We Celebrate The International Day Of Yoga
Upward-Facing Dog, Downward-Facing Dog, Peacock Pose and Lord of the Dance Pose – these are only a few yoga poses that millions of yogis (male) and yoginis (female) practice every day. But especially intensively on June 21, when we celebrate the International…
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Between Xmas And NYE: Melt For Hot Yoga
While working as an artist in Iceland in 2009, yoga expert Lana Vogestad realized two things were missing in Reykjavík: hot yoga and stuff to do in the days between Christmas and New Year’s. Thus, an annual holiday hot yoga retreat tradition…
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Breathing Space: Yoga In The Icelandic Wilderness
For all of Reykjavík’s obvious charms, ask anyone who’s lived in the city for a while, and they’ll tell you that they need to escape sometimes. In sharp contrast to larger national capitals, Reykjavík’s central island is a tiny area—walking the same…
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Summer Solstice In The Age Of Aquarius
From Hljómskálagarðurinn park, she takes me on a meditational walk around the pond. Our steps are perfectly in tandem and I feel separated from the rest of the world, jogging happily past us in the sun. She chooses a mantra about the…
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A Breath Of Fresh Air In Þórsmörk
Tourists have been striking yoga poses in front of Icelandic scenery since time immemorial—or at least since time Instagram-memorial. Clearly, exquisite natural settings and yoga practice are a match made in New Age hiker heaven. This summer, entrepreneurial yoga instructors and massage…
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Exploring Infinite Consciousness In Snæfellsnes
The Icelandic sun warms our cheeks as we arrive at Lýsuhóll farm on the Snæfellsness peninsula. The area is well known as the setting of Jules Verne’s novel ‘Journey to the Centre of the Earth,’ but on this trip, it proves also…